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 1 V   |     from the practice of the philosophers and the spirit of the divines
 2 V   |   well known, methinks, that philosophers, and still more those who
 3 VII | Church, what tears among the philosophers would result from such a
 4 VII |   consider the advice of the philosophers, and weigh carefully what
 5 VII |     is that the condition of philosophers is by no means that of the
 6 VII |     this reason the renowned philosophers of old utterly despised
 7 VII |     out among men as sincere philosophers. For in every race, gentiles
 8 VII |   are, as has been said, the philosophers. Did they not apply the
 9 VII |     wise, in other words the philosophers, were so called less because
10 VIII|    greatest of all Christian philosophers. Since apparently the Lord
11 XI  |    that they were like those philosophers of old of whom Jerome tells
12 XI  |    therefore, many among the philosophers forsook the thronging ways
13 XIV |    greatest of all Christian philosophers, Origen, inflicted a like